Surprising Insurance Appraisal on a 6 yr old Civic
#1
06-29-2005, 02:59 PM
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Surprising Insurance Appraisal on a 6 yr old Civic
A few weeks ago, we lost our 1999 Honda Civic due to theft. In this case
the thief stole my daughter purse while she was out with friends and they
proceeded to her apartment where she attends college and stole her car. It
has never been recovered. We had no intention of being in the car market
until she was done with college and we were done paying college expenses.
Our vehicle was a 1999 Honda Civic EX Coupe with AT and 66,000 miles. It
was in very good condition with no other options. The insurance carrier
(Allied Ins Group) performed their inhouse appraisal of the car and
determined it's value including unused registration fees and sales tax to be
$10,733. Minus our $500 deductible off this amount, we were able to replace
it with a 2003 Honda Element EX FWD with 23,000 miles on it for $12,988 +
taxes and fees. We were astounded at the valauation and our best optimistic
guess of value was between $8500 - $9200 in value minus our deductible.
Needless to say, an unhappy beginning had a very happy ending.
the thief stole my daughter purse while she was out with friends and they
proceeded to her apartment where she attends college and stole her car. It
has never been recovered. We had no intention of being in the car market
until she was done with college and we were done paying college expenses.
Our vehicle was a 1999 Honda Civic EX Coupe with AT and 66,000 miles. It
was in very good condition with no other options. The insurance carrier
(Allied Ins Group) performed their inhouse appraisal of the car and
determined it's value including unused registration fees and sales tax to be
$10,733. Minus our $500 deductible off this amount, we were able to replace
it with a 2003 Honda Element EX FWD with 23,000 miles on it for $12,988 +
taxes and fees. We were astounded at the valauation and our best optimistic
guess of value was between $8500 - $9200 in value minus our deductible.
Needless to say, an unhappy beginning had a very happy ending.
#2
06-29-2005, 03:18 PM
Originally Posted by Larry
A few weeks ago, we lost our 1999 Honda Civic due to theft. In this case
the thief stole my daughter purse while she was out with friends and they
proceeded to her apartment where she attends college and stole her car. It
has never been recovered. We had no intention of being in the car market
until she was done with college and we were done paying college expenses.
Our vehicle was a 1999 Honda Civic EX Coupe with AT and 66,000 miles. It
was in very good condition with no other options. The insurance carrier
(Allied Ins Group) performed their inhouse appraisal of the car and
determined it's value including unused registration fees and sales tax to be
$10,733. Minus our $500 deductible off this amount, we were able to replace
it with a 2003 Honda Element EX FWD with 23,000 miles on it for $12,988 +
taxes and fees. We were astounded at the valauation and our best optimistic
guess of value was between $8500 - $9200 in value minus our deductible.
Needless to say, an unhappy beginning had a very happy ending.
the thief stole my daughter purse while she was out with friends and they
proceeded to her apartment where she attends college and stole her car. It
has never been recovered. We had no intention of being in the car market
until she was done with college and we were done paying college expenses.
Our vehicle was a 1999 Honda Civic EX Coupe with AT and 66,000 miles. It
was in very good condition with no other options. The insurance carrier
(Allied Ins Group) performed their inhouse appraisal of the car and
determined it's value including unused registration fees and sales tax to be
$10,733. Minus our $500 deductible off this amount, we were able to replace
it with a 2003 Honda Element EX FWD with 23,000 miles on it for $12,988 +
taxes and fees. We were astounded at the valauation and our best optimistic
guess of value was between $8500 - $9200 in value minus our deductible.
Needless to say, an unhappy beginning had a very happy ending.
#3
06-29-2005, 04:54 PM
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Re: Surprising Insurance Appraisal on a 6 yr old Civic
> Our vehicle was a 1999 Honda Civic EX Coupe with AT and 66,000 miles. It
> was in very good condition with no other options. The insurance carrier
> (Allied Ins Group) performed their inhouse appraisal of the car and
> determined it's value including unused registration fees and sales tax to be
> $10,733.
Wow thats great, my stock `00 with low miles is looking better & better.
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Rob Fruth - Houston, Tx
http://www.rfruth.net
1981 Raleigh for errands & fun ____ __o
1997 Trek 2300 for real fun ! ____ _ \ | _)
2000 Civic hatchback (_)/ (_)
spam the Federal Trade Commission thats spam@uce.gov
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06-29-2005, 10:59 PM
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Re: Surprising Insurance Appraisal on a 6 yr old Civic
>
>> Our vehicle was a 1999 Honda Civic EX Coupe with AT and 66,000 miles.
>> It was in very good condition with no other options. The insurance
>> carrier (Allied Ins Group) performed their inhouse appraisal of the
>> car and determined it's value including unused registration fees and
>> sales tax to be $10,733.
>
>
> Wow thats great, my stock `00 with low miles is looking better & better.
>
>
Any info
http://www.thecarconnection.com/Enth...178.A8842.html
on the `06 Civic hybrid ?
--
Rob Fruth - Houston, Tx
http://www.rfruth.net
1981 Raleigh for errands & fun ____ __o
1997 Trek 2300 for real fun ! ____ _ \ | _)
2000 Civic hatchback (_)/ (_)
spam the Federal Trade Commission thats spam@uce.gov
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